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Works perfectly paired with my Exped Megamat Duo. It worked right out of the box and inflated the mat in about 1 minute. The pump has a quiet mode which is very nice! You can turn quiet mode on by long pressing the power. Expect it to take 3-4x as long in quiet mode. It is a nice feature that I've never seen on an air mattress pump.The USB C port is also very ideal for camping. It can be recharged on a power bank. No more worrying about D batteries or finding an outlet.

Compact. Quiet mode is a nice touch when needed. The turbo gets the job done pretty fast. Glad I purchased. Don't really relate to the negative reviews but only hope is that it lasts for years.

This makes inflating my Exped less of a chore. Inflating with the included whoopie cusion of a pump was okay, but this little rechargeable pump is a nice addition to my camping gear.

If you own an exped air mattress this is mandatory. It isn’t the strongest pump, but it gets the job done. I originally thought the foot pump that came with my mattress would be easy to use but it never really fully inflated the mattress no matter how many times I would pump it. It’s extremely small so doesn’t take up many space in packing it and I just put it in the side of the carrying bag of my mattress. Would recommend.

Despite its web description, it does not, in fact, fit all Exped mats. I own an Exped Downmat 9 with the rather useless internal hand pump, and the air inlet for that pad is much larger than the outlet on the pump. Using the included adapters, it will technically fit the deflation port on the pad. But of course, the pad wasn't designed to be inflated there, so there's no one-way valve keeping air from escaping once you pull the pump away. The pump is also not reversible to aid deflating a pad, unlike other, cheaper, and frankly better mini pumps.

This is dandy little inflator for Exped camping mattresses. What is nice is that you could also use it as a tent-light; I hang it from the inside of my tent for just those 20-30 minutes each evening when getting settled in before sleeping.It charges by USB cable and I have a foldable solar panel that I use to charge things like my cellphone and portable radio. It also can charge up the Exped Widget that can also act like a battery bank for a phone.I suggest taping a piece of hard plastic over the two switches on the side so this thing does not get bumped around in your backpack and turn on. I use those wide silicone rubber bands with a piece of hard plastic to protect the switches.It may seem like a luxury item but filling one of the big Exped mattresses with that hand/foot pump takes forever. After setting camp the last thing I want to do is to spend twenty minutes pumping air in to the sleep pad.

I'm so glad that I saw and bought this little gem. I had one of the Megamat Max sleeping pads and had left it rolled up for a bit too long. Tried using the hand/foot pump and tired out long before it was anywhere near filled/firm enough for my liking. Decided to go ahead and purchase this little number so I wouldn't have to waste time the next time I went camping. Boy howdy, this is a winner. A minute and a half after was in my house it was attached to the Megamat and about a minute and a half after that the sleeping pad was near to full! So comfortable, so little work! We'll see about the longevity over time, but right now I'm very happy with this little wonder. Plus I have a little light for the tent and a power bank to recharge my phone, if needed. I'm car camping, so less worried about the portability, but I can see where this will fit in my "camping tools" box neatly and not take up too much space!

I wanted this to be awesome and work, since it had the Exped label on it. I'm guessing this is just some cheap piece of crap that they outsourced and put their name on it. And now it's not even available. Probably because they stopped selling them. It did work, it did inflate the mattress and it seemed like a cool gadget, but the USB C plug was built offset inside the housing so that you can't even fit a charger cord into the unit. I didn't realize this because I didn't need to charge it until now and now I can't return it or exchange it and I'm out $50 for something that was probably made in China for about $5.